URGENT: welfare cuts response. Will you step in to support the most vulnerable?
URGENT: will you step in to support the most vulnerable?
Donate now

A statement from Christians Against Poverty on the death of Pope Francis

Pope Francis
A statement from Christians Against Poverty on the death of Pope Francis. 

CAP’s Chief Executive Officer, Stewart McCulloch, said: All brothers and sisters in Christ will be deeply saddened by the passing of Pope Francis. He was a tireless and prophetic voice for those experiencing poverty, constantly challenging the indifference and economic structures that harm the vulnerable.

I was in Manila in 2015 working on the recovery from Typhoon Haiyan when the Pope visited the Philippines. It was an unforgettable experience and I recall his deep empathy for all of those most affected by the disaster.

Pope Francis’ profound emphasis on mercy, justice, and caring for his fellows always resonated deeply with CAP’s mission to see poverty ended. His unwavering focus on the marginalised inspired millions across the world, and his compassionate legacy will undoubtedly endure. Our thoughts are with the Catholic community globally.”

URGENT: welfare cuts response
Debt coach steve looking into the camera, with his hands raised to his mouth in a praying position

Step in to help vulnerable people in crisis

Find out more

Help provide support that is needed more than ever

Debt coach steve looking into the camera, with his hands raised to his mouth in a praying position